🔔 Teens must have completed my Part 1, first semester classes covering English and Social Studies to enroll in this class.

🤠 Howdy there, and welcome to my High School Homeschool Complete Academic Curriculum classes! This semester, we're focusing on 9th and 10th-grade Sciences and Mathematics in a 13-week class, meeting twice weekly. I’m absolutely thrilled by your interest and extend a warm welcome to you and your teen!

🛑 Please note: This class is specifically for homeschooled teens and is available by request only. I kindly ask that you hold off on enrolling your teen until we've had a private conversation. After thoroughly reviewing the class details and video, feel free to message me with any questions or your interest, and I'll respond within 36 hours.

✨ This class is offered just twice a year for one student (fall and spring) on a first-come, first-served basis. Please keep in mind that homeschooling regulations vary by state, so I recommend researching your state's homeschooling laws before reaching out or enrolling. This class requires active parental involvement, and teens should be ready for a substantial amount of independent work, as is common in a homeschooling environment.

🪧 Class Schedule:
Mondays and Tuesdays, from 2:30 pm to 3:15 pm (Eastern Time Zone - New York time), subject to my availability. Regrettably, I cannot accommodate schedule changes due to my teaching commitments. I appreciate your understanding! *Starting January 2026 this second semester class will be from 2:00pm to 2:45pm

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😁 Let me introduce you to how my homeschool program for teens operates…

At Outschool, we’re not confined to traditional schooling—we're OUTschool! I create enriching and adaptable classes designed for homeschooled teens, tailoring the curriculum to each student's abilities and needs. Differentiated instruction and assessment are key, and I strive to support all teens and parents with a warm and enthusiastic welcome!

❓ When it comes to homeschooling teens, many parents feel uncertain about how to teach high school subjects or what colleges expect from a homeschool transcript. Parents often wonder how to teach challenging subjects like government, advanced math, chemistry, college-level writing, sciences, and social studies. My four-part course is here to help answer these questions!

🏫 High school doesn’t have to be thought of in terms of full years, semesters, or rigid time frames. In fact, that approach often leads to wasted time. Instead, we view high school through grade levels and credits. High school credit is awarded based on knowledge and completed work, not by weeks or months. This enables us to accelerate learning when a teen grasps material more quickly. Be sure to check your state’s homeschool laws or charter school policies for high school education requirements.

This class covers the second semester of 9th and 10th-grade levels. In this semester, we’ll dive into Sciences I & II and Mathematics I & II. There’s only one slot available per term to ensure personalized instruction tailored to each student’s unique needs. While the course is challenging, it’s also filled with engaging and fun materials beyond standard textbooks. I use differentiated instruction and assessments to meet each student’s individual needs.

🤔 Here’s how it works:

I combine 9th and 10th-grade studies across two semesters. The first semester covers English I & II (2 credits) and Social Studies (2 credits), providing 4 full-year credits. The second semester focuses on Math (2 credits) and Sciences (2 credits), providing an additional 4 full-year credits. This totals 8 full-year academic credits. I also offer additional classes that help fulfill elective credit requirements.

For 11th and 12th grades, I combine the same approach. The first semester includes English III & IV (2 credits) and Social Studies (2 credits), while the second semester tackles Higher Math (2 credits) and Higher Sciences (2 credits). This adds up to another 8 full-year credits in academics. Students can also earn elective credits by enrolling in any of my other 13-week semester classes for one full credit.

🕑 I teach through live online meetings, totaling 1.5 hours per week, divided into 45 min each. sessions on Mondays and Tuesdays. As we are in a homeschooling environment, students will receive assignments to work on in their textbooks. They may create videos, slideshows, photo collages, or online posters as part of their projects. All assignments, reviews, tests, and projects are graded using differentiated assessments.

📚 Your teen will receive free PDF versions of two comprehensive textbooks—one for Sciences I & II and another for Mathematics I & II. By consolidating important material into focused chapters, we accelerate the learning experience.

• 🔬 SCIENCES I & II
• 🧮 MATHEMATICS I & II

I’m available to both parents and students through direct messaging, typically responding the same day or by the following morning, seven days a week. My goal is to help guide your teen towards academic success!

👀 Be sure to check out my other elective classes, each offering grades and credits, which can contribute to your homeschool portfolio and high school transcripts.

💻 During our first live meeting, we’ll get acquainted. I’ll introduce myself, and your teen will have the chance to share their interests and any accommodations they may need. I’ll also give a quick, untimed pre-test to assess their current knowledge, allowing me to tailor their curriculum from the start. We’ll go over assignments, projects, tests, and expectations for the semester. Students will work independently, with parents assisting in establishing a homework schedule to ensure timely completion of work. While this is a 13-week class, we have 26 meetings. The final meeting serves as a make-up session in case a class is canceled. If that happens, I’ll post the next homework assignment to keep students on track.

📚 Tuition covers both weekly live sessions, assignments, projects, and quizzes, as well as my weekly lesson planning, grading, research, and active participation. I’m in the classroom daily, offering guidance and feedback.

🧑‍🏫 I take a research-based approach to teaching, incorporating methods from my master’s and doctoral studies in higher education. I use a "flipped classroom" model where students work independently (with parental support) before sharing their discoveries in live meetings. During these sessions, I provide important insights, answer questions, and lead discussions. This model fosters an open classroom atmosphere where we learn collaboratively. Assignments, tests, and projects are graded in the Outschool classroom, and I’ll introduce next week’s materials to keep students ahead of the curve.

🍂 Fall Semester: FALL BREAK - 4th full week of November (Thanksgiving, USA)  
🌷 Spring Semester: SPRING BREAK - 1st full week of March  
No charges apply during these weeks.

Students will also have a 5-minute break during each live session to keep things fresh and fun!

I’m here to help your student grow and develop a love of learning. I’m flexible, kind, and committed to adapting my teaching to fit each student’s unique needs. If you have any questions or would like more details, please feel free to reach out through direct messaging, and I’ll respond within 48 hours.

🎒 This course is challenging and accelerated, so students will need good time management, motivation, and the ability to work independently. I’m always here to support you and your teen along the way, answering messages promptly—usually within the same day or by the next morning.

😔 Unfortunately, I can’t accommodate schedule changes. This class, along with my other complete curriculum offerings, is available once per semester. If it’s full, please send me a message to reserve a spot in the next session.

I’m always open to feedback and suggestions, so feel free to reach out during the course to discuss your student’s progress and needs.

🌟 Please continue reading the important sections below, including the Syllabus, Homework, and Parental Guidance sections, as well as our refund policies. 📚